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Camellia Bow Scalping 1 North Dak 3 4' 0 21 ta 0 Do a Cal Poly's rushing game was as cold as the 34 degrees on the Hughes surface The Mustangs netted only 83 yards on the ground ence on a Pettas pass attempt to Mead in the end zone and Cal Poly had the ball at the one Fullback Mike Thomas of Sacramento plunged over from there With Thomas adding the two-point conversion for a 31-21 margin Camellia Bowl fans had witnessed Cal Poly's total offense within a 1:37 span By Jim Rattie The University of North Dakota shrugged off its underdog's role about as swiftly as Sioux tailback Mike Deutsch shook off tacklers in claiming a 38-21 victory over Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo in the 12th annual Camellia Bowl yesterday afternoon before a record 17194 fans at Hughes Stadium third quarter plunge for a 24-7 margin That TD climaxed a 17 play 81 yard drive which started when the yustangs were held on downs deApite an eight-yard John Pettas-to-Dan Caccavo pass on a fourth down fake field goal on the Sioux 19 Prior to Deutsch's TD plunge Jay Gustafson hit Dana Stromberg twice with 11-yard aerials Cal Poly mustered only one first half first down on a pass on the final play and it took the Mustangs 56 minutes before they could put to gether a passing attack which came with four minutes left Down 31-7 Cal Poly struck from its 49 in two pass plays the touchdown coming on a 29-yard pass from Pettas to split end Walter Mead Pettas set up the score on a 23-yard pass to Dana Nafziger one play earlier Cal Poly added another TD on its next series which started when Mike Amos returned a punt 55-yards to the Dakota 39 Pettas found Mead with a 25-yarder to the 14 the next play On the following play ND defensive back Mike Nyberg got tagged for interfer Too Much Deutsch Deutsch made his 220-pound frame a destructive force against the Poly defense as he pounded for 119 yards in 41 carries The tailback also scored the Sioux's clincher on a one-yard See Page F4 Col 1 s4 154 1 --t At II ::0: 4 0 $'' ''''i 4 A4: )iL i br 0 27'1 liotir 10 cole111 It 1 i 1 Mike Deufsch No 30 carries for North Dakota 4:: lrecillig Itikst 446': it 1 :64 A i )1k 4100 111 5:0 i :::1 'r': -7'- I '1 i 41i'5ie ::::4 A -4464 4 4 1 :4: l' 4140' -71ar: 17 0 '1 a :4 4': '7: '44'- 101': 0 0-': 7 irIfir'410111 ITX 4' ke 771 4e 4 A I ot 44t'411 '06: l'- 4: 'if 4 Leior Ct) ''4''' 4 -0 111" Av 2 fl 4111 )1 'IL 'g' 4:: Lii 1 el'0111 4e4 Nit ::4 1 1 I Iii 4 :::4 t' lif s) c4 tvPi 1 Abler C4 do 41 111 4 91wetItsP4610441 4 "17:161441444 It7 777v--t 4 '''''''llell 10k'-----1'-'' Irc Abb 4r' 'lk- The Sacramento Bee SPORTS Page Fl LSunday December 10 1972 A Boardwalk Bowl Massachusetts Nips UCD Rai 11 'AC 2 ItsA Mark Bellmore blocks out Cal Poly defender as Deutsch and safety Mike Amos meet head-to-head Praise For Loosers -mob 4z Issollegaii1 'v't s4'''''''''''46'' 4 EV' -jif 10: toA-i40044001440066-vomosiril By Bob Dunning Special To The Bee ATLANTIC CITY NJ The University of Massachusetts broke open a tight game with two quick fourth period touchdowns to gain a 35-14 win over the California Aggies yesterday afternoon before a sparse crowd of 2857 in the 5th annual Boardwalk Bowl football game Playing on the indoor Convention Center turf Massachusetts appeared to have a rout in the making when the Minutemen roared to a 20-0 lead in the second period only to have the Aggies come back with one score before the half and another in the third period to cut the count to 20-14 However reserve quarterback Mark Tripucka took over for Peil Pennington at the beginning of the fourth quarter and directed a 65 yard scor Dakotans Give Thanks For Camellia Win ing drive which ended with running back Paul going off tackle for 12 years Tripucka then hit Tim Berra with a two point conversion pass for 28-14 Two minutes later defensive back Bob Parrott intercepted a Bob Biggs pass and streaked 60 yards down the sideline for the clinching touchdown The day was one of frustration for the All-America Biggs who had four of his passes picked off despite his collecting 388 aerial yards on 27 completions in 60 attempts The yardage was a college division playoff record although Biggs threw for 399 yards in a Far Western Conference game However Biggs was forced to continually scramble and was unable to hit with the accuracy that earned him the college division passing yardage title and carried the Aggies to a 6-1-2 season record entering the game Four times during the contest the Aggies moved inside the Massachusetts 20 only to fail to score each time Twice Biggs had TD passes taken away when his receivers caught the ball just out of bounds in the end zone Biggs performance overshadowed a fine running show by the 5-11 195 pounds Metallo who rushed for 129 yards on 24 carries The Minutemen wasted little time in establishing their superiority over the FWC champion Aggies bursting See l'age F4 Col 5 I I tp: i'4 l-- 16y 1 P-4 k-a-t '11 I 1) 1: :04 (4 i 6 amenN gar By Don Bloom University of North Dakota football players and their coach had nothing but praise for Cal Poly's stars and their efforts in yesterday's Camellia Bowl game Mike Deutsch Little All-America running back who chalked up 119 yards on 41 carries to account for more than his share of the Sioux's 286 ground yards said "They were really good I think they'd be right up in our conference I'd compare them with North Dakota State They have a' "Top Sports Sports Inside Amos goes down Deutsch keeps moving All-Metro Team F2 Pro Football F3 National Playoff? FS State Women's Golf F8 CSUS Hangs First Loss On Gonzaga 4 '411' te'Aitit :4 4: rvdA" 04 ci 1 vitokasia 41 v- TL ir-71ic I -4 '11 0:: it Ailk ioot rot ktft 4314i' -4--e7 A 474' 4e' 1 "-tAl- 7 r7z7 -----oAK4i---- great receiver in that No 80 (Walter Mead)" The winners' dressing room was a melee of screaming winners until coach Jerry Olson said "Let's take 30 seconds to say our thanks" After the players knelt in silent prayer Olson and his assistants were hoisted up by the cheering Sioux and carried into the showers "You have to feel Try proud" said a smiling but serious Olson "You did lose your poise a little bit at the end but we stuck it to 'cm" Olson said "We had a lot of scoring opportunities but I'm sure Cal Poly had something to do about that They defensed our screen They're an excellent team right with South Dakota and North Dakota State I think we iced the game with our long scoring drive in the third period You have to credit our offensive line And Deutsch ran well" Asked if was surprised at being labeled the "underdog" Olson said "No but we're not an emotional team It didn't have anything to do with our mental attitude We're a methodical experienced team I think we're more flexible than they are 1 though their fullback did a good job" Canadian Lawn i Skolrood a 66 210-pound end who caught one of Gustafson's TD passes said "Cal Poly is really good great They wouldn't give up I was impressed by number 90 (Robinson) and number 86 (Rick Beatty) I'll be feeling those hits for a week I can't compare them with any other team It's just great to end the season this way" Jay Gustafson who hit 11 of 26 passes for 136 yards and two TDs but had his first three-interceptions day of the season said "Cal Poly really hit But they did just we expected defensively Our offensive line was tremendous When we drove the length of the field on them it really got tis in good shape Our backs ran well but our passing game was in trouble" Quarterback Comments Asked what happened when his pass was intercepted by the 240- pound tackle Quirk and returned 60 yards for a Poly TD Gustafson said 'Mal was supposed to be a screen SPe Page 1:4 Col 4 ')k 4' 7- 47i i i '(p 4 it it 1 i -twar14-1-40 sk 1 Ii5010 'Ir 4464- 644000401411040T 4vA 4p 7tlo ias IliNt 104 Ill 1 4t tlir: 14140c 0: 'F' 111 0 4 4: 1 i ill :4 1 It 1 t' ol! dc 1 "'lc vis 4 4 'Ilitt9i '''k 0' 4M 90 't4c10 4'A 9 i 49 :9 "4 a6 41tI '94 I '''4 9 s'' 9 t99 ''1k 'i A I' 4it 1 41 14ir 1N 40 'I '484h :4 oi 1 Ipiei i i -N "A 4'0 a 1rwsfttiti: Nit iiiiiii 4 I litAiOr 1 I 4: 4- 14 l' 44 4- 1 ii- 04 44 -A 4 4 ---4 i 1: 1-jelVIWkr I 44-'4114' 4 St 4 :1 :1 iLv ''Iri i' AL 1' -11 i 4 i' 1 A and in for a third-period touchdown Bee Photos by Skip Shuman SacCiatchy Newspapers Service SPOKANE The California State University at Sacramento Hornets made their presence known here as they continued their torrid basketball play by whipping previously unbeaten and highly favored Gonzaga University 7358 last night in a nonleague consece utive victory The always reliable and steady Bruce Green and towering Rick Diregolo paced the oncebegen Hornets to their third consecutive victory The sharpshooting forward netted 21 counters and accumulated a num ber of key rebounds Diregolo a 6-5 senior from Johnson High School fired in 22 points The usual high scoring three-sport man Larry Haren slacked off by scoring a season low of 11 points Tied 34-34 at intermission the Hornets came out blazing The sharpshooting and hard rebounding of the Hornets could not be contended with as they outscored the hosts 39-22 Sacramento (73) Goatees (Sp Maloney tri Stpn trt Krucaer 4 Clavlon 4 14 McCormck Marra! 19 Haren Mnptor I gggil 2f 9411711 81 Konnev 0 6 Moillov 0 3 Vdn VP NeWIlinn Hart DIroIO 1 0 13 1 Totals 25 58 RodioTV Sports 12:30 Golf Association Highlights 13 1 Bowl: IJODavis vs Mae sachusetts tape 11 1 Stealers vs Houston 01 ars 3 3 Action Profile 13 3 Derby 40 330 pm--Ihe Outdoorsman 13 4 Wrestling 40 TOMORROW Radio SAO Raidars vs New York Jail KPOP IWO) KPIPFM (9331 and BM Television Raiders vs New York Jets 7 'Redding) and iRenol TODAY TOMORROW Radio 1240 pm--Saa Francisco 4ters vs Atlanta Falcons MK 115301 4:25 Stoto Warriors vs Clove land Cavaliers KM 11530) TO 11111th4ell (Partial List)ngs) 9:30 Theator: Conquest of Edith Cavell 3 10 Dolphins vs Now York Giants 3 113:30 cm--Los Angeles Rams vs St Louis Cardinals 10 Proviaw 13 1230 Francisco 41ors vs Atlanta Falcons 12 Aggies1 Allen Gains Jim Allen of the Universilv of ralifornia at Davis No 31 rushes 4r a first down near tile end of the first half against Massachusetts hi the Boardwalk Bowl In Atlantic (Hy NJ CPI Photo Sacramenlo )4 22-73 Gonma 34 'I I A.